Paul Korm
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- August 2013
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Database for MacOS
Yesterday
>I need to be able to print mailing labels from the app.
It this is the principal task, then manage your addresses in Excel, and use Avery (the label company) Design and Print Online to ingest your d...
Database for MacOS
2 days ago
Tap Forms has a Silicon version, Tap Forms Pro, which, of course, is a subscription app at $50 per annum. I find this particularly annoying since the developer over the years has gone lengthy period...
Kosshi Is Database-Backed Outlining
6 days ago
As it happens, both Outlinely and Quiver are still on my MacBook. Though, they will possibly die in a year or so when Apple stops support for Rosetta. Kosshi is more feature-rich than Outlinely, e...
SilverBullet
1 week ago
Reminds me VoodooPad, which also supports Lua.
Roam Research -- Recent Experience?
1 week ago
Satis wrote:
>I get better answers with AI search, and that's what I lean towards these days, but I spend more time searching overall because I need to _verify_ the results.
For anything more than...
Kosshi Is Database-Backed Outlining
1 week ago
I bought Kosshi without hesitation, and enjoy it on macOS quite a bit. It needs to be better adapted for iOS though -- the app is very keyboard centric on macOS but most of those keyboard actions ar...
Roam Research -- Recent Experience?
1 week ago
>I've been subscribing to and using WorkFlowy daily for over a decade, but the total size of my plain text export file is still less than 9 MB. It helped me a lot in retracing steps or finding things ...
Roam Research -- Recent Experience?
2 weeks ago
Amontillado wrote:
>The best of them can be replaced with thoughtful application of lesser tools.
Like, say, a pen, stack of cards, and a slipbox?
(Interesting, the piles of money and time spen...
Roam Research -- Recent Experience?
2 weeks ago
Simon wrote:
>Isn't there now an increased risk that Tana Outliner has a limited shelf-life, especially once the new Tana is financially viable?
Yes, I think so. I've curtailed any further use of...
SilverBullet
3 weeks ago
This is my personal reading of the situation. I love Tana and I admire the whole team. I just believe that doing a major pivot to build a "new Tana" (their words) with as-yet vaguely defined featur...
SilverBullet
3 weeks ago
Prion wrote:
>We really should be asking ourselves why we keep criticising note taking software for either being too focused but inflexible or, conversely, rabbit holes for futzing around with config...
SilverBullet
3 weeks ago
Whenever a maker suggests
>Perhaps you [install this] on a Raspberry Pi you didn't have a use for
I see the rock guarding the entrance to a deep, dark rabbit hold sliding aside …
iA Writer content block syntax is
>/filename.ext
Obsidian's transclusion syntax is
>![[filemane]]
>I didn't see on the MWeb site where the library is stored.
If you store the Mweb database on the local machine, you can see the location referenced in Settings, and find it in the filesystem here...
samuels wrote:
>Is it inconceivable, though, given iA’s library feature, to write longer pieces in it?
It's conceivable to write War and Peace with TextEdit on an MacBook.
iA Writer supports t...
Alfons Schmid's Notebooks
5/5/2026
I used Notebooks regularly until a few years ago, and migrated to Obsidian. This thread raised my curiosity. I found that my 3.6 version appears to be incompatible with Tahoe. I downloaded the 4...
samuels wrote:
>Customers start demanding new features, etc., making the product into something else (becoming sluggier and >bloated). This is one of the things I value about IA; its rather strict ph...
Brainio reborn...
5/5/2026
This has a simple, clean look. Access the web version (app.brainio.com) for a more robust view of the capabilities than the screenshots on the landing page.
iA Writer and Ulysses are apples and oranges. iA is a very competent markdown editor. Ulysses is more of writing environment that incorporates a good editor. If you're writing long form, or a pa...
SheetPlanner 5.3
5/4/2026
Peter, thank you for persisting and continuing to uplevel SheetPlanner's feature set. I hope the product gives you as much pleasure as it does the users.
Forum redesign
5/4/2026
+1
Ken wrote:
>Is there a way for a thread to open to where I last left off reading it when I revisit the forum, or is that not possible?
Forum redesign
4/16/2026
The ability to edit my posts is the best feature.
WikiWise local wiki generator
4/16/2026
This is very interesting. If ConnectedText were alive and well, with Claude Code managing it, this is maybe what you'd get.
https://wiki-wise.com
There's always the weekend, Bill ...
MadaboutDana wrote:
>managed to stop myself from downloading it
Forum redesign
4/14/2026
Chris, could threads slew down to the last entry read? Like in Discourse. (Just for threads created since the redesign, obviously.)